Thanks, but this request is for the linux console (no X windows). t_SI
does not work there.
On 08/11/10 22:09, Dominique Pellé wrote:
Chris wrote:
Vi in the console/terminal does not seem to be able to be able to change the
cursor appearance.
Tried:
t_SI/t_EI with \033
- seems to be only for X terms
match Cursor /\%#/
- does not refresh or work well with tabs
The cursorline and cursorcolumn will highlight the line and column and work
well. Using the same method, this can be done but only highlight the
position the cursor is on.
New commands:
hi CursorPosition ctermbg=red
set CursorPosition
Some terminals can change the color of the cursor.
I have this in my ~/.vimrc to change the color of the
cursor in terminal depending on Vim's mode:
" Change color of cursor in terminal:
" - red in normal mode.
" - orange in insert mode.
" Tip found there:
" http://forums.macosxhints.com/archive/index.php/t-49708.html
" It works at least with: xterm gnome-terminal terminator
" xfce4-terminal rxvt eterm
" But does nothing with: konsole
if version>= 700
if&term =~ "xterm\\|rxvt"
let&t_SI = "\033]12;orange\007"
let&t_EI = "\033]12;red\007"
au! VimLeave * :sil !echo -ne "\033]12;red\007"
endif
endif
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